The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3675 Evil Force (3)

Chapter 3675 Evil Power (Thirteen)

"Doctor!" Danny called out subconsciously, "Why are you here?"

The real Schiller next to him took a look at Mephisto's expression and knew that he must be cursing in his heart.

"So what's going on?" Eddie, who was watching this, touched his chin with his fingers and looked at Schiller and said, "Didn't you say that Mephisto didn't have the guts to kill humans under Strange's nose? Then who is this guy eating the corpse?"

"Take a closer look at the body."

Eddie zoomed in and zoomed in again, and then sharpened it, but still couldn't see anything. At this time, Venom grew like a bean sprout from his shoulder, shook his head and said, "You stupid coward! Didn't you realize that it wasn't a human kidney? And the heart, it doesn't look like a heart either. Although it's disguised to look like that, I can tell at a glance that it's not a human organ, it's more likely to be a pig's."

Eddie opened his mouth slightly. He rewound the video, looked left and right at the shot where the body appeared, but couldn't figure it out. But he rewound the video again, and then seemed to realize something, saying, "I understand. You walked through a corridor after coming down from the entrance, and I thought it was a bit strange before. This corridor is completely meaningless. Why would a normal cellar have a corridor? Shouldn't it be more convenient to go down from the entrance to the warehouse?"

"And you made the corridor so dark. You walked there for several minutes, so the cut lasted at least several dozen seconds. Plus the first few shots were also dark, which was enough for the audience to adapt to the dark light. When the door was pushed open, even though the light in the room was relatively dim, the picture suddenly became brighter, and the audience couldn't adapt. Their vision would be blurry for a moment, and they wouldn't be able to observe the details of the corpse carefully. When they came to their senses, they would see the horrifying face shot, leaving them no time to recall. This would cover up any flaws in the fake corpse you made."

"That's right." Schiller nodded and said, "I haven't introduced him to you yet. He's a great guy. Maybe he will be the first big star to come out of our sanatorium."

Eddie looked at the bloody face in the camera and opened his mouth slightly. He did not agree with Schiller's evaluation of "a good guy". In the end, he did not refute it out of politeness.

"Generally speaking, actors who have never acted in horror films need training to play roles in horror films. Even very experienced old actors must receive training as long as they have never acted in this genre. Of course, you can also practice on your own, which requires skills," Eddie said.

"It's like this because fear is the most special of all emotions. When you're not genuinely afraid, your expression will be too restrained and people won't be able to empathize with your fear. But if you perform in an overly exaggerated style, your expression will be too hideous and distracting. It's important to strike the right balance."

A film critic was walking out of the theater while holding up his mobile phone and watching the camera recording.

"For those actors who play ghosts or killers in horror movies, there are also very high requirements. Take the most famous Sadako for example. Although her face is not shown throughout the film, only her body and long black hair, her body language is very accurate, especially when she crawled out of the TV, giving people a very strong sense of inhumanity."

"That's right. The feeling of being inhuman is actually the source of the fear that villains in horror movies can bring to people. The person standing in front of you looks exactly like a human, or has most of the characteristics of a human, but some of the things he focuses on performing are far from human, just like a monster wearing human skin, but can't adapt to it. This feeling of being the most familiar stranger is the best state of performance."

"I have to admit that the actor who plays the possessed person in this scene handled it very well. What's more subtle is that the blood scenes, which are usually used to scare the audience, are deliberately blurred by the director's use of light. This will break the audience's sense of security - when blood appears on the screen, they will think: 'Now there is blood on the screen, so it must be scary next.'"

"Their focus will be on the gore, but at this time, what changes is not the corpse with bloody elements, but the person next to the corpse. The actions of this person do not further deepen the bloodiness, but directly appear in the face, using his inhumanity that is different from humans, completely breaking the audience's expectations of the next horror point and creating an unexpected horror."

"I'm sure the director of this film is a master of horror films. Although he didn't reveal his identity, I guess it might be those already famous directors who changed their identities to test their true level. Well, big director, this is what you want to hear. You win, you succeeded in scaring me. You damn bastard! You will soon feel the same fear as me. Let's look forward to that moment together!"

"Oh, I forgot to mention that the actor who plays Nelson seems to be acting for the first time, and he gave me quite a surprise. I heard that he was originally a patient in the sanatorium, and the director was bold enough to let him participate in the filming. In fact, I am really curious about the behind-the-scenes story - how did the director convince him to participate, and how did he make him act so well? Perhaps we will learn all this in the behind-the-scenes stories later."

"Hey, Nelson, it's me." Schiller sneaked into a ward. Nelson, who was sitting by the bed playing a video game, was startled.

"Oh my God, Dr. Schiller? Why is it you? You haven't come here often recently. I thought you forgot about me."

"How is that possible? Nelson, we two are best friends." Schiller sat down next to him and said, "You may not believe this, but the person you saw these days was not me."

"Oh, not surprising." Nelson put the game console aside, tilted his neck and said, "I don't think he is like that either. He is too normal, and we can't play together at all. The two of us are the best."

Nelson put his arm around Schiller's shoulders. Schiller raised his hand and said, "You have to do me a favor, Nelson. I know you envy those superheroes who get the spotlight. Maybe you can also have a chance to become a big star?"

"Oh, come on." Nelson leaned to the side in frustration and said, "My parents won't let me leave here. As for superheroes, I have to say that you have kept this place so clean that I haven't seen a single spider. Otherwise, I might be wandering around New York right now."

"I never thought you would forget that you are afraid of heights." Schiller walked over to him and poured him a glass of water. "Now there is an opportunity. Even if you don't go out, you can still be a big star. Are you willing to try?"

Nelson immediately laughed and said, "Do you have any good ideas again? What do you want to do?"

"Here's the thing. I want to make a horror movie, a pseudo-documentary. You should have seen James Wan's movies, right?"

"Yes, Saw. I love it. I was secretly watching his movies in my room before, and my parents thought my illness had worsened, so I was sent here."

"It seems like you and him are meant to be together. I'm planning on making a similar film."

Nelson sat back down, twisted his upper body and said, "You can do it. I think you'll be a greater horror film director than him. What do you want me to play? Jigsaw?"

"Almost. I think you're very suitable for the villain role, but a little puppet on a bicycle is not very interesting. You can only do the voice. I think you have good looks, so it's not impossible for you to play the role yourself."

Nelson smiled shyly. Schiller looked at him - if you ignore his thick stack of medical records, he looks very normal, a long-faced young man with brown curly hair.

"Of course!" Nelson stood up again and said, "When are you going to start filming? Shall we leave now?"

"Don't worry, the first thing we need to do is to set up the venue. I have already prepared the other props, but we need to make a fake corpse to scare people. I know you must be interested in this, so let's go together."

"Oh my God! You're amazing!" Nelson pulled Schiller up from his seat, hugged him tightly, and said, "You're the best psychologist for me! Even better than my parents! If I win an Oscar, I'll give the golden man to you!"

"Then I'll accept it with pleasure," said Schiller with a smile.

"Let me tell you about the plan." Schiller took out a notebook from his pocket and said, "First of all, we can't really kill someone just to disguise the body... No, no, Nelson, although this may make you a super villain, do you think you can beat Spider-Man? If you don't want to be beaten by him, you'd better take it easy."

"First, we have to go to a wax museum. Only there are human models that look realistic. Of course, cemeteries and crematoriums are also fine, but there are definitely no fresh corpses there now. You know, if the time of death doesn't match, it will be a mistake."

"Then we have to go to the slaughterhouse and get some pig organs, such as the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys, which are very similar to humans. Then we can get some blood. Then you can just..."

"What on earth are you doing???" Mephisto looked at Danny and asked, "Your brother ran out like a madman, insisting that you were in danger, so I had to come over to check..."

"Danny! Danny!!!" Johnny's voice came from the entrance. Danny quickly responded: "Johnny, I'm here! Don't come down, I'll come to you right away!"

After saying that, he looked back at the young man lying on the ground, then looked at Mephisto and asked, "Who is this?"

Mephisto was obviously confused. He took a step back and looked at the person lying on the ground, and said, "It seems to be Nelson, a high-functioning autistic patient who lives on the second floor."

"Sure enough." Danny walked over and helped Schiller up, then said, "You're right, Doctor. I guess this is Mephisto's trap."

The question mark on Mephisto's head was almost turning into reality. But before he could ask, Danny walked over, lifted Nelson up, and said to Schiller: "I'm afraid we won't be able to sleep tonight. Can you exorcise him, doctor?"

"I'm not sure about his condition yet." Schiller shook his head and pretended to be embarrassed. "I need to check him first and then arrange the exorcism ceremony. But whether it will succeed or not depends on whether God blesses him."

The group left the cellar and saw Johnny waiting anxiously upstairs. Johnny's face was still a little pale. He said, "I felt that you might be in danger, so I ran out in a hurry. The security guard stopped me and called Dr. Schiller. Are you all right?"

"Not completely fine." Danny touched his arm. Nelson had just bit him, and it was a pretty bad bite. Fortunately, the long sleeves he was wearing didn't break the skin, but it was already bruised. Now half of his arm was numb and it hurt when touched.

"Don't waste time," Danny continued, "We need to find a place to exorcise Nelson now. If Mephisto returns to him again, I'm afraid we won't be able to stop him anymore."